Sill Albion 5 - 0 Abbe Camer United

Key Events:

• 2' Yellow card to Sill Albion William Cook
• 4' Sill Albion Mile Spasojević scores, assisted by William Cook
• 6' Sill Albion William Cook scores
• 14' Yellow card to Sill Albion Alexander Poulsen
• 36' Yellow card to Sill Albion Kangmin Cho
• 40' Yellow card to Abbe Camer United Finn Madsen
• 41' Sill Albion Mile Spasojević scores, assisted by Marco Salazar
• 45' Sill Albion Mile Spasojević scores, assisted by Alexander Poulsen
• 53' Sill Albion Kangmin Cho scores
• 56' Yellow card to Abbe Camer United James Cameron
• 62' Yellow card to Sill Albion Hubert Hofman

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Sill Albion recorded 5.58 xG and scored five, a return slightly below the chance-quality estimate but close enough to count as a tidy conversion of a substantial supply. Abbe Camer United had 1.01 xG from just four shots, all on target, yet no goal to show for it. The scoreline was not built on possession dominance alone: Sill Albion had 53% of the ball, but the more telling gap was 24 shots to four and 21 shots on target to four. The visitors did create opportunities of some quality, but the hosts repeatedly turned pressure into attempts and goals. Five goals against 5.58 xG is efficient without being a statistical miracle; the more striking feature is how often Sill Albion made the visitors defend another attack.

The early goals gave the match its shape before Abbe Camer United could settle into one of their own. Spasojević opened the scoring in the fourth minute, assisted by Cook, and Cook added a second two minutes later. The game then paused, in the broad sense, for three first-half yellow cards to Sill Albion and one to the visitors, but not for long: Spasojević completed his hat-trick with goals at 41' and 45'. Kangmin Cho made it five in the 53rd minute. Abbe Camer United put all four of their shots on target, an admirable degree of accuracy in a match where accuracy alone could not rebalance the contest. The six yellow cards, four to the hosts and two to the visitors, were the other recurring tally.